This pack of cards can be used by facilitators or trainers to help groups understand that many situations do not have an either/or solution, but that a continuum exists, and solutions can be found somewhere in the middle ground. Description Details Chiji Pocket Processor uses the Chinese concept of the yin and the yang to teach that most issues do not get addressed with an either/or solution. For example: Boundaries sometimes create structure, but sometimes create barriers Effective leaders sometimes assume responsibility, and sometimes delegate responsibility Pocket Processor Cards each feature the two extremes of a continuum, allowing participants to place themselves somewhere along the continuum. This helps them to think about how the group works as a whole with participants who find themselves at different points on the continuum. For example: Goal orientated vs Process orientated Look at the big picture vs Pay attention to details Audience Suitable for anyone facilitating groups sessions or training. Contents Instructions 1 Cards 50
